GumBuster is a miracle. Last weekend my 3 year old Toro Power Clear wouldn't start after 6" of snow. I searched for a solution online and came across this video so I called the order number and spoke with Frank the owner/inventor and he shipped a GumBuster out to me the same day. He's in the Chicago area where I live and when I received the package, being mechanically challenged, I had problems installing the valve on my carburetor. It's really simple to do I found out but I have dyslexia and I couldn't figure it out. I called him to ask a question and he said he'd come over and show me how to do it. Now that's customer service! He gave me some tips on maintenance and I asked how he started the business and we had a nice chat. He's a small businessman who's a great guy and this is an amazing product. I highly recommend everyone with a snow blower, mower, etc. get this kit to keep your machine in top condition. Please support small businesses.
I owned one of these for many years. This one was for my daughter. It will do a great job on powder snow do7.pl/toro however deep, as long as you stay ahead of it. Very reliable and well built. Since it is electric It also eliminates any starting issues or the need to store gasoline. The downside is heavy, wet snow.
This is an electric starter, not electric running. The gas cap is on top for the blind. Some black 53-yar old renegger walked off with mine ($599) saying he was fixing it. I live in Kenosha and i think white cops should by law be forced to carry only 1 bullet in chamber, and they need to send two black cops both with 7 bullets to rid these criminals. Damn the christian who lies about Jesus and thinks Jesus taught forgive the criminal who does not repent.
Didn’t worked exactly like video, but Frank from CC was really helpful and quick response to my concern. He taught me to proper process by draining all gas first, Inject GumBuster till the carburetor starts dripping out, Let it sit 20 min, Start snowblower on GumBuster w/choke off (no choke) It should start and die right after, Then put some main fuel in tank and start it again with choke on and there....my snow blower worked!!! Btw, I’m from Toronto and I’m more than happy to pay the $10 shipment again if I ever need it again.
I bought and used this product in the past week. I failed to drain my gas tank from my Toro 721 E snowblower, so the engine wouldn't turn over. I did some troubleshooting. Gas was flowing into the carburetor fine and the engine would turn over briefly when I sprayed some starting fluid into the air intake, but the engine quickly died once the starting fluid burned off. The reasonable explanation was that the carburetor was gummed up form the gas being left in all year. I purchased this product and used as directed. The engine turned over and worked for 5-10 seconds, but would then turn off. So everything was working but something was still preventing the gas from continually entering the carburetor. I reached out via email to the gentlemen in this video that sold me the product and explained what going on. He gave me advice that the carburetor float needle was likely still stuck. If I'd left the gum buster in the carburetor for longer than 10 minutes, then it may have cleaned the float needle as well. Ultimately, I used TH-cam to learn how to take apart the carburetor. I found that the valves were clean (so the gum buster is what likely cleaned them as the engine did turn over for 5-10 seconds after using the gum buster) but the float needle was gummed up. The email from the gentleman in this video explained how to clean the float needle, which I did. I reassembled everything and my snowblower now runs great! I never would have gotten it working on my own without the product/advice offered by the gentleman in this video. He was even willing to call me if we couldn't resolve my issue via email. Great product and great customer service! I highly recommend you give this product a shot!
I bought the gumbuster kit last winter and forgot I had it. My Toro Snowblower wouldn't start recently and I used the kit as directed in the video. It worked the first try just like the video said it would. It's a very easy process. Much easier than taking the carburetor off.
This worked perfectly.....I followed the directions on the can and it was EXACTLY as shown and now my five year old snowblower is like new....I would buy this again and again and again....worth every penny
Got my snowblower from a lady who used it only twice, but was stored for three years. The unit just would not start. Used GumBuster as directed and it works great now. Thanks for the video. Outstanding
I have a Toro 721e snowblower. We let the gas sit in the tank all summer and this winter I tried to start it and it just wouldn't start. I found gumbuster by cleancarburetor online and decided to give it a try rather than changing out the carburetor which would take 2 hours. I bought the gumbuster for $46 shipped priority mail and it came in 3 days. Well I got it today and I gave it a try. The first time I tried it it ran and then cut out and would not start again. I ran the gumbuster one more time and it started good and stayed running. This is a good product and I will be buying more because I know the yard equipment gets gummed up too when they sit for long periods. Thanks Cleancarburetor for the fix
Fantastic product! Arrived in just a few days & works! So glad I found this video & the product. I also bought the purge product to help keep the carb clear for next year.
I recently brought my Toro 721 Snowblower in for repair since it wasn't starting after forgetting to remove the gas from the tank before last winter. They said it could cost up to $110 and I'd have to wait 6-8 weeks for them to get to it. After finding this product online and talking to them on the phone, I decided to take a chance for $30 and order it. Once it arrived, I went back and picked up the Snowblower, followed the instructions by draining the gasoline, installing their valve, spraying for 4 seconds, then waited about 15 to 20 minutes and it started right up. Happy as a clam! Saved myself money and the possibility of being without the snowblower for another potential 8 weeks.
i was skeptical at first but I really need my snowblower to work. I cant exchange the carburetor so I bought this. My God this thing really works! thank you for saving our winter!
First I want to say THANK YOU!! I bought this last year and never got around to it until, this year 2022. Just in time for the second snow storm. The product is exactly as advertised. It works! At first I was sent the wrong size valve, it had been a year since and wasn't sure what could be done. I sent an email and had another valve the following week! Great customer service!! I would buy this again and again! THANK YOU!!
Listen guys this is a small engine mechanic's worst nightmare in terms of carburetor fixes. I haven't used my snowblower in years. It wouldn't turn over. Feared I would have to replace parts like I didn't for my lawn mower. Did a little research and came across a youtube talking about using this stuff to clean out the carbs. After contacting the website, I have the model and make info and they told me which one to get. I got it. It did take 4 weeks even though I paid extra. But this was no fault of the seller. it was the post office and I had a tracking number. I followed the directions on the paper. and boom it started up. So happy as I know I save some money. And still got plenty left over for the future. This is a must have product for sure.
I was having the same exact problem as indicated in the video and recommend this product. Drained all the gas at the end of the prior season, but it wouldn't start. I believe it is the ethanol in gas that leaves residue even after draining the gas. I bought the kit with the GumBuster and PurgeGas. I did exactly what was done in the video and it worked! *Important tip* when you remove the screw, hold the bowl down so it doesn't move before installing the purge valve. The bowl shifted when I removed the screw and I found out later after gas kept leaking out, that I accidentally dislodged the gasket ring. If the bowl does move, remove it and seat the gasket ring in the groove before attaching the bowl with the purge valve. I had to flip my snowblower upside down so gravity would keep the ring in place while I reinstalled the bowl. If you are wondering if you really need to drain the gas before using GumBuster, yes you do. Frank was very responsive and answered all my questions. So glad I will be able to service my own snow blower every year without taking it in.
E R, Thank you so much for super honest feedback. Here at CleanCarburetor we are happy to help every homeowner with their gas powered equipment. A lot of effort was put into understanding why carburetors gum up. Also in the development of the GumBuster - the product that works.
I just fixed my neighbors toro 721 that wouldn't start by cleaning the spark plug, I also removed the center carburetor bowl bolt and sprayed car cleaner and sea foam spray up into it while I inverted the machine. It fired right up. I didn't have to by that stuff your selling.
What a great video. You are providing a great service. I am sure that having learned how to do this procedure will come in handy in the very near future.
Did this actually work? I have to pay 80$ as im from canada... -_- Honestly did it work??? mine was sitting 2 years. 94 octane in it with stabilizer. I have 14 driveways to do....
We had the first snow of the season and my Toro would not start. I called repair places and they all told me weeks before they would be able to look at it. I looked on Amazon at doing a carburetor replacement which was plan B. I called the phone number on the website and the guy from the video here on TH-cam answered. He was great, the part and spray arrived on Monday after a Saturday order. It took about ten minutes to install. It took two rounds of spray with a ten minute wait and the the. The Toro started right up. It has had no issues since.
Although skeptical, I was also desperate. And mechanically inept. But my trepidation gave way to jubilee when Gum Buster worked EXACTLY the way it is demonstrated here. Rarely have I been so satisfied with a product.
Thank you Mario. The GumBuster was developed for the purpose of helping home owners with their gas powered equipment when they need it the most. For a fraction of the cost!
Jimmy - yes, once installed the PurgeValve stays with the machine for the rest of its life. In the spring time or before the storage period use PurgeGas. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season.
Luka - the other videos is about the PurgGas. PurgeGas is not a solvent but just a compressed gas. You use it at the end of the season. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season. So, use GumBuster if you can't start your snowblower (in the beginning of the season) and use PurgeGas at the end of the season or before the storage period.
Z Man, thank you for the feedback! Here at CleanCarburetor we are happy when our costumers are happy. At the end of this winter, everyone who purchased the GumBuster will receive an email with detailed instructions on how to remove all the fuel from the carburetors so they'll never gum up again.
I have a Honda snow blower 520A. Did a dumb thing ...did not drain tank from last winter. Would not start. I put in a new plug. Same issue. Did some research and came across Gumbuster. I ordered and came with the wrong purge valve. Called support, they called me back within a couple hours and sent it out that same day! When part came, followed video instructions and it started with one pul. Probably because it is a starting fluid product. Anyway, I ran for 10 or so minutes, then let it set to make sure it would start cold 60 minutes later sitting outside. 1 pull start! ps. while not necessary it helps to have a 10mm deep socket.
Great preventive maintenance, definitely not the cure all. I use acid to clean jets, sometimes even small drill bits to clean jets. Definitely going to recommend this to my customers.
I just found a brand new snow blower on the curb being put out for garbage. Guy was outside so I asked him about the unit, why on the curb? He said he bought it for $100 on FB Marketplace, and it never started even once. The guy he bought it from said he could not get it to start either.
I bought a can of GumBuster with the std valve, followed directions, threw in a new spark plug just for luck, and it started right up, exactly how the directions said. I put in clean gas and it runs like new.
I figure since I think I can get about 4 uses out of one can @ $40, that’s $10 per unit, I get spark plugs for $2, so I have $12 into this new snowblower.
Unbelievable. I will ALWAYS have a can of GumBuster in my tool box, and will remain on the hunt for lawn mowers, snow blowers, and pressure washers that “won’t start” so I can get them for nothing and give them to friends as gifts. Best part is that I have worked on small engines for years, and have taken apart more carbs than I care to remember. This is FIRST TIME I ever got an old unit running WITHOUT having to take apart the carb. SO much easier.
Now I want to know when you are coming out with a kit for 2 cycle weed wackers and leaf blowers!
Thanks a lot for this video I have A similar problem I can't find the product that you spoke about on this video would you be able to share where with us where to find that product? Thank you.
Hey John, I followed this video, but instead of using Gumbuster, which is about $40 on Amazon, I used Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner, which is about $4 w/tax, and the only difference is, when I removed that screw, and instead of attaching the purge valve attachment, I just stuck the plastic tube that comes with the Gumout can inside the opening, and then I sprayed it up inside the area where you would have attached the purge valve, and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you drain/siphon the gas out of your snowblower before you start. And I'd imagine any spray can of carburetor cleaner w/the plastic tube would work. Also, you can buy Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner at Home Depot, and I'm sure most automotive stores would sell it and other carburetor cleaner brands.
Buy a 5 gallon can of racing fuel and use only in your small engine equipment. At the end of the season run it till it runs out of fuel. No more problems! Or you could just use non ethanol fuel.
In the spring time or before the storage period use PurgeGas. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season. www.cleancarburetor.com
Hello - check this link here: www.amazon.com/GumBuster-Carburetor-Cleaner-Purge-Valve/dp/B08X35Y7CR/ref=asc_df_B08X35Y7CR/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=494939685805&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8613816702839139516&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9021468&hvtargid=pla-1190333445777&psc=1#productDetails
For GumBuster for snowblower please place your order here: www.amazon.com/GumBuster-Carburetor-Cleaner-Purge-Valve/dp/B08X35Y7CR To order GumBuster and PurgeGas: cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/gumbuster-purgegas-kit-for-snowblowers-pressure-washers-generators GumBuster can also be ordered here: cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/gumbuster-kit-for-engines-snowblowers-pressure-washers-generators-roto-tillers-edgers Or here: www.ebay.com/itm/GumBuster-for-all-Snowblowers-4-Stroke-and-2-Stroke-Toro-Honda-Ariens-Husqvarna-/294021101881?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
For orders to CA please place your order here. GumBuster for all Snowblowers 4 Stroke and 2 Stroke with Genuine Spark Plug www.ebay.com/itm/294021101881 GumBuster & PurgeGas for all Snowblowers 4 Stroke and 2 Stroke www.ebay.com/itm/295439935123
I have a Toro 621e snowblower. The website is very confusing. This video says all Toros use the Honda type can and valve, yet the website seems to say you get a carburetor and a purge valve and a can of stuff -- there are two options, the one that calls out the 621 specifically for $49, and the one that is less expensive Honda type. I am confident you don't get a carburetor .. by why more with the 621 called out, versus cheaper Honda type? Thanks!
@mrknklhead - all Honda snowblowers and all 4 stroke Toro snowblowers use the same PurgeValve part of the most popular GumBuster kit SKU 200110. There are carburetor kits as well but there are different types carburetors for different snowblowers. For any details, enter your snowblower make, model and serial number on the website: www.cleancarburetor.com
If theres no link people arent going to readily see it. As other people have commented. I did get it though and it got my blower going. However it only runs with the choke on... im gonna take it apart and clean the carb anyway. However the product did work.
@@hoosierLowe Don - use SKU 200110 for Honda HS520. This is the most popular fitting, all Honda snowblowers and all Toro 4 stroke snowblowers use this fitting. It's the same fitting for all Ariens and Husqvarna snowblowers.
here's the video on how to replace the carburetor: th-cam.com/video/bL8Fx7xFcYA/w-d-xo.html you can purchase a genuine 621 carb on our website. It comes with the PurgeValve already installed and a can of PurgeGas for preventive maintenance so you'll never have problems with the carb again: cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower
On a properly operating Snowblower or any other power equipment use PurgeGas before the storage period. PurgeGas uses a pressurized gas that effectively removes all the remaining gasoline inside the carburetor. This is the only one proven method of preserving the carburetor in like a new condition over the storage period. If not treated with PurgeGas, the carburetor will gum up sooner or later.
The link does not work anymore. How hard is it to find this product? Also, on your video where you used this product on a Honda mower it came with a L shape purge which to me makes it a lot easier to connect the hose to since the deck is so close to the bottom of the carb. Thanks for sharing this video, just need to find this product now EDIT: Found a working website
your website is broken when attempting to create a new user account, it clears the screen to start over and the username and password just created doesn't work with it after the fact
Place orders at: cleancarburetor.com/ If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid will dissolve the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again. If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period.
Think this way, the shops would charge you $120-$160 for the carburetor cleaning. Newer snowblowers carburetors require carburetor cleaning every couple of years. The GumBuster can be used 5 times before you run out the cleaner. That means you can clean the carb 5 years in a row for a price of $9 per year. It's definitly worth the investment.
Don't leave gas in it, drain the gas and then run true fuel for storage, gasoline with ethanol will gum up your carb and create water in your fuel, no start
William - You don't have to remove the fuel if the snowblower is equipped with a fuel shut off. Empty just the carburetor. If the snowblower doesn't have a fuel shut off valve (all Toro single stage snowblowers don't have the valve), drain all the fuel from the tank through the bottom of the carburetor
Bought this for my small back deck in the Eastern Sierra. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN We get A LOT of HEAVY snow so I was a bit skeptical but it was worth it! After the first storm of the year this has exceeded expectations! It throws snow very well, even 10-12” + that said the more it piles up the harder it is to maneuver the machine. It is exceptionally light weight and overall exactly what I was looking for. If you have a large amount of snow and a lot of area to clear, you may consider something with a drive engine to help maneuverability, but for decks, second stories, roofs etc, you can’t beat the light weight to great snow throwing ratio. Side note, the chute rotator is a bit flimsy and it initially didn’t seem to work, after a few uses it seems to have loosened up.
Many people call us with the question why their carburetors gumup even with the non-ethanol fuel. The answer is simple, the capillary effect keeps the droplets of fuel inside very small holes of the jets, primarily the emulsion tube. The fuel dries out inside the holes obstructing the fuel flow next time the engine is attempted to start. Pressurizing the inside of the carburetor with a PurgeGas is the only known method to remove all the droplets of the fuel leaving the carburetor in a like new condition and sure start next time. To see how it works watch this CleanCarburetor movie: th-cam.com/video/g_kgwcAJDmc/w-d-xo.html
If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid dissolves the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again. If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period. For any questions call Frank 847-274-9862
Man, $50 off Amazon. I sure hope this works. A new carb was $80. Well, I tried it. This is junk. It doesn't even smell like any kind of carb cleaner. The part for the bowl, it's just a tire valve. Save your $50.00 and put it towards a new carburator. Disappointed
Hey Mikey, I followed this video, but instead of using Gumbuster, which like you said is about $40 on Amazon, I used Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner, which is about $4 w/tax, and the only difference is, when I removed that screw, and instead of attaching the purge valve attachment, I just stuck the plastic tube that comes with the Gumout can inside the opening, and then I sprayed it up inside the area where you would have attached the purge valve, and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you drain/siphon the gas out of your snowblower before you start. And I'd imagine any spray can of carburetor cleaner w/the plastic tube would work. Also, you can buy Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner at Home Depot, and I'm sure most automotive stores would sell it and other carburetor cleaner brands.
This snowblower is a piece shit of the highest order. I have had mine for 6 years and maybe use it twice a year. It always has a hard time starting and this year it won't start at all and I need it tomorrow for the big storm coming. It also doesn't blow snow all that well. Anything over 8 inches and you are fucked. I will NEVER buy a Toro product ever again.
If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid will dissolve the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again. If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070): www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period.
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GumBuster is a miracle. Last weekend my 3 year old Toro Power Clear wouldn't start after 6" of snow. I searched for a solution online and came across this video so I called the order number and spoke with Frank the owner/inventor and he shipped a GumBuster out to me the same day. He's in the Chicago area where I live and when I received the package, being mechanically challenged, I had problems installing the valve on my carburetor. It's really simple to do I found out but I have dyslexia and I couldn't figure it out. I called him to ask a question and he said he'd come over and show me how to do it. Now that's customer service! He gave me some tips on maintenance and I asked how he started the business and we had a nice chat. He's a small businessman who's a great guy and this is an amazing product. I highly recommend everyone with a snow blower, mower, etc. get this kit to keep your machine in top condition. Please support small businesses.
I owned one of these for many years. This one was for my daughter. It will do a great job on powder snow do7.pl/toro however deep, as long as you stay ahead of it. Very reliable and well built. Since it is electric It also eliminates any starting issues or the need to store gasoline. The downside is heavy, wet snow.
This is an electric starter, not electric running. The gas cap is on top for the blind. Some black 53-yar old renegger walked off with mine ($599) saying he was fixing it. I live in Kenosha and i think white cops should by law be forced to carry only 1 bullet in chamber, and they need to send two black cops both with 7 bullets to rid these criminals. Damn the christian who lies about Jesus and thinks Jesus taught forgive the criminal who does not repent.
well 12people are stupid if they dont know electric powered does not have carburetors
Didn’t worked exactly like video, but Frank from CC was really helpful and quick response to my concern. He taught me to proper process by draining all gas first,
Inject GumBuster till the carburetor starts dripping out, Let it sit 20 min,
Start snowblower on GumBuster w/choke off (no choke)
It should start and die right after,
Then put some main fuel in tank and start it again with choke on and there....my snow blower worked!!! Btw, I’m from Toronto and I’m more than happy to pay the $10 shipment again if I ever need it again.
I bought and used this product in the past week. I failed to drain my gas tank from my Toro 721 E snowblower, so the engine wouldn't turn over. I did some troubleshooting. Gas was flowing into the carburetor fine and the engine would turn over briefly when I sprayed some starting fluid into the air intake, but the engine quickly died once the starting fluid burned off. The reasonable explanation was that the carburetor was gummed up form the gas being left in all year. I purchased this product and used as directed. The engine turned over and worked for 5-10 seconds, but would then turn off. So everything was working but something was still preventing the gas from continually entering the carburetor. I reached out via email to the gentlemen in this video that sold me the product and explained what going on. He gave me advice that the carburetor float needle was likely still stuck. If I'd left the gum buster in the carburetor for longer than 10 minutes, then it may have cleaned the float needle as well. Ultimately, I used TH-cam to learn how to take apart the carburetor. I found that the valves were clean (so the gum buster is what likely cleaned them as the engine did turn over for 5-10 seconds after using the gum buster) but the float needle was gummed up. The email from the gentleman in this video explained how to clean the float needle, which I did. I reassembled everything and my snowblower now runs great! I never would have gotten it working on my own without the product/advice offered by the gentleman in this video. He was even willing to call me if we couldn't resolve my issue via email. Great product and great customer service! I highly recommend you give this product a shot!
Do you still have the instructional email. I’m having the same issue with my toro as well.
@@jayjayevans8816 Yes, I've still got it. If you post your email address, I'll send you the information that was sent to me.
@@jaredswinford5192 I would like very much the same video please.
@@stevegiannidis66 I'm happy to send you the email with instructions that was sent to me if you post your email address in a reply.
I bought the gumbuster kit last winter and forgot I had it. My Toro Snowblower wouldn't start recently and I used the kit as directed in the video. It worked the first try just like the video said it would.
It's a very easy process. Much easier than taking the carburetor off.
This worked perfectly.....I followed the directions on the can and it was EXACTLY as shown and now my five year old snowblower is like new....I would buy this again and again and again....worth every penny
Got my snowblower from a lady who used it only twice, but was stored for three years. The unit just would not start. Used GumBuster as directed and it works great now. Thanks for the video. Outstanding
I have a Toro 721e snowblower. We let the gas sit in the tank all summer and this winter I tried to start it and it just wouldn't start. I found gumbuster by cleancarburetor online and decided to give it a try rather than changing out the carburetor which would take 2 hours. I bought the gumbuster for $46 shipped priority mail and it came in 3 days. Well I got it today and I gave it a try. The first time I tried it it ran and then cut out and would not start again. I ran the gumbuster one more time and it started good and stayed running. This is a good product and I will be buying more because I know the yard equipment gets gummed up too when they sit for long periods. Thanks Cleancarburetor for the fix
Fantastic product! Arrived in just a few days & works! So glad I found this video & the product. I also bought the purge product to help keep the carb clear for next year.
Thank you for the kind words about our product! We're glad you are satisfied and your snowblower is running again!
Couldn't start my blower after 2 years. Watched this video and ordered this. It started up fine! THANK YOU!
I recently brought my Toro 721 Snowblower in for repair since it wasn't starting after forgetting to remove the gas from the tank before last winter. They said it could cost up to $110 and I'd have to wait 6-8 weeks for them to get to it. After finding this product online and talking to them on the phone, I decided to take a chance for $30 and order it. Once it arrived, I went back and picked up the Snowblower, followed the instructions by draining the gasoline, installing their valve, spraying for 4 seconds, then waited about 15 to 20 minutes and it started right up. Happy as a clam! Saved myself money and the possibility of being without the snowblower for another potential 8 weeks.
i was skeptical at first but I really need my snowblower to work. I cant exchange the carburetor so I bought this. My God this thing really works! thank you for saving our winter!
Yulius - thank you for your honest feedback.
First I want to say THANK YOU!! I bought this last year and never got around to it until, this year 2022. Just in time for the second snow storm. The product is exactly as advertised. It works! At first I was sent the wrong size valve, it had been a year since and wasn't sure what could be done. I sent an email and had another valve the following week! Great customer service!! I would buy this again and again! THANK YOU!!
Jorge - thank you! Always let us know your needs, we are here to help.
Listen guys this is a small engine mechanic's worst nightmare in terms of carburetor fixes. I haven't used my snowblower in years. It wouldn't turn over. Feared I would have to replace parts like I didn't for my lawn mower. Did a little research and came across a youtube talking about using this stuff to clean out the carbs. After contacting the website, I have the model and make info and they told me which one to get. I got it. It did take 4 weeks even though I paid extra. But this was no fault of the seller. it was the post office and I had a tracking number. I followed the directions on the paper. and boom it started up. So happy as I know I save some money. And still got plenty left over for the future. This is a must have product for sure.
I was having the same exact problem as indicated in the video and recommend this product. Drained all the gas at the end of the prior season, but it wouldn't start. I believe it is the ethanol in gas that leaves residue even after draining the gas. I bought the kit with the GumBuster and PurgeGas. I did exactly what was done in the video and it worked! *Important tip* when you remove the screw, hold the bowl down so it doesn't move before installing the purge valve. The bowl shifted when I removed the screw and I found out later after gas kept leaking out, that I accidentally dislodged the gasket ring. If the bowl does move, remove it and seat the gasket ring in the groove before attaching the bowl with the purge valve. I had to flip my snowblower upside down so gravity would keep the ring in place while I reinstalled the bowl. If you are wondering if you really need to drain the gas before using GumBuster, yes you do. Frank was very responsive and answered all my questions. So glad I will be able to service my own snow blower every year without taking it in.
E R, Thank you so much for super honest feedback. Here at CleanCarburetor we are happy to help every homeowner with their gas powered equipment. A lot of effort was put into understanding why carburetors gum up. Also in the development of the GumBuster - the product that works.
I just fixed my neighbors toro 721 that wouldn't start by cleaning the spark plug, I also removed the center carburetor bowl bolt and sprayed car cleaner and sea foam spray up into it while I inverted the machine. It fired right up. I didn't have to by that stuff your selling.
What a great video. You are providing a great service. I am sure that having learned how to do this procedure will come in handy in the very near future.
This product is awesome! My Toro would not start 48 hours ago, and now thanks to fast shipping, a product that works, and easy instructions it does.
Where do mai buy it? Don’t see on Amazon or Ebay ?
Did this actually work?
I have to pay 80$ as im from canada... -_-
Honestly did it work??? mine was sitting 2 years. 94 octane in it with stabilizer. I have 14 driveways to do....
We had the first snow of the season and my Toro would not start. I called repair places and they all told me weeks before they would be able to look at it. I looked on Amazon at doing a carburetor replacement which was plan B. I called the phone number on the website and the guy from the video here on TH-cam answered. He was great, the part and spray arrived on Monday after a Saturday order. It took about ten minutes to install. It took two rounds of spray with a ten minute wait and the the. The Toro started right up. It has had no issues since.
@@chuckmason1287 thanks Chuck appreciate it alot. Im gonna give it a try.
Although skeptical, I was also desperate. And mechanically inept. But my trepidation gave way to jubilee when Gum Buster worked EXACTLY the way it is demonstrated here. Rarely have I been so satisfied with a product.
Thank you Mario. The GumBuster was developed for the purpose of helping home owners with their gas powered equipment when they need it the most. For a fraction of the cost!
Thank you for the feedback Joe. It was great meeting you and be able to help.
Where to buy the Gum buster?
Jimmy - yes, once installed the PurgeValve stays with the machine for the rest of its life. In the spring time or before the storage period use PurgeGas. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season.
This is a huge time saver! You are a real deal.
Luka - the other videos is about the PurgGas. PurgeGas is not a solvent but just a compressed gas. You use it at the end of the season. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season. So, use GumBuster if you can't start your snowblower (in the beginning of the season) and use PurgeGas at the end of the season or before the storage period.
Thank you i realized my mistake after i posted. I deleted my post.
Z Man, thank you for the feedback! Here at CleanCarburetor we are happy when our costumers are happy. At the end of this winter, everyone who purchased the GumBuster will receive an email with detailed instructions on how to remove all the fuel from the carburetors so they'll never gum up again.
Thank you Brad. We are glad to help!
I have a Honda snow blower 520A. Did a dumb thing ...did not drain tank from last winter.
Would not start. I put in a new plug. Same issue. Did some research and came across Gumbuster.
I ordered and came with the wrong purge valve. Called support, they called me back within a couple hours and sent it out that same day!
When part came, followed video instructions and it started with one pul. Probably because it is a starting fluid product.
Anyway, I ran for 10 or so minutes, then let it set to make sure it would start cold 60 minutes later sitting outside. 1 pull start!
ps. while not necessary it helps to have a 10mm deep socket.
Great preventive maintenance, definitely not the cure all. I use acid to clean jets, sometimes even small drill bits to clean jets.
Definitely going to recommend this to my customers.
I just found a brand new snow blower on the curb being put out for garbage.
Guy was outside so I asked him about the unit, why on the curb?
He said he bought it for $100 on FB Marketplace, and it never started even once.
The guy he bought it from said he could not get it to start either.
I bought a can of GumBuster with the std valve, followed directions, threw in a new spark plug just for luck, and it started right up, exactly how the directions said.
I put in clean gas and it runs like new.
I figure since I think I can get about 4 uses out of one can @ $40, that’s $10 per unit, I get spark plugs for $2, so I have $12 into this new snowblower.
Unbelievable. I will ALWAYS have a can of GumBuster in my tool box, and will remain on the hunt for lawn mowers, snow blowers, and pressure washers that “won’t start” so I can get them for nothing and give them to friends as gifts. Best part is that I have worked on small engines for years, and have taken apart more carbs than I care to remember. This is FIRST TIME I ever got an old unit running WITHOUT having to take apart the carb. SO much easier.
Now I want to know when you are coming out with a kit for 2 cycle weed wackers and leaf blowers!
Thanks again !!
What a great how to video I bought it I did it and it works great thanks for sharing
Gum buster solution and kit. Amazon does not have it.
Thanks a lot for this video I have A similar problem I can't find the product that you spoke about on this video would you be able to share where with us where to find that product? Thank you.
Hey John, I followed this video, but instead of using Gumbuster, which is about $40 on Amazon, I used Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner, which is about $4 w/tax, and the only difference is, when I removed that screw, and instead of attaching the purge valve attachment, I just stuck the plastic tube that comes with the Gumout can inside the opening, and then I sprayed it up inside the area where you would have attached the purge valve, and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you drain/siphon the gas out of your snowblower before you start. And I'd imagine any spray can of carburetor cleaner w/the plastic tube would work. Also, you can buy Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner at Home Depot, and I'm sure most automotive stores would sell it and other carburetor cleaner brands.
I bought the Gum Buster kit and my Toro was running under 5 minutes!
Buy a 5 gallon can of racing fuel and use only in your small engine equipment. At the end of the season run it till it runs out of fuel. No more problems! Or you could just use non ethanol fuel.
Toro is a pain in the ass! Every year I go through the same thing!
In the spring time or before the storage period use PurgeGas. The pressurized gas removes all the fuel from the carburetor leaving carburetor in like a new condition on inside and sure start next season.
www.cleancarburetor.com
@@cleancarburetor thanks, I’ll give it a try
Excellent thank you
Hello - check this link here: www.amazon.com/GumBuster-Carburetor-Cleaner-Purge-Valve/dp/B08X35Y7CR/ref=asc_df_B08X35Y7CR/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=494939685805&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8613816702839139516&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9021468&hvtargid=pla-1190333445777&psc=1#productDetails
Thanks! Good start 👍
How to order it
Can’t find this product on Amazon, can you help?
For GumBuster for snowblower please place your order here:
www.amazon.com/GumBuster-Carburetor-Cleaner-Purge-Valve/dp/B08X35Y7CR
To order GumBuster and PurgeGas:
cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/gumbuster-purgegas-kit-for-snowblowers-pressure-washers-generators
GumBuster can also be ordered here:
cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/gumbuster-kit-for-engines-snowblowers-pressure-washers-generators-roto-tillers-edgers
Or here:
www.ebay.com/itm/GumBuster-for-all-Snowblowers-4-Stroke-and-2-Stroke-Toro-Honda-Ariens-Husqvarna-/294021101881?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
For peace of mind use nonethanol gas, the cleanest gas on the market and check your spark plug.
Thanki you so much Yor saved me this time. Again thanks a lot!
You are welcome! We are here to help.
How can I buy this product in Ontario Canada ? Please help me
For orders to CA please place your order here. GumBuster for all Snowblowers 4 Stroke and 2 Stroke with Genuine Spark Plug
www.ebay.com/itm/294021101881
GumBuster & PurgeGas for all Snowblowers 4 Stroke and 2 Stroke
www.ebay.com/itm/295439935123
CleanCarburetor, do you still exist? Can't find any contact info on the web, and especially anywhere to purchase what looks to be a superior product.
Thanks it worked
Warren
I have a Toro 621e snowblower. The website is very confusing. This video says all Toros use the Honda type can and valve, yet the website seems to say you get a carburetor and a purge valve and a can of stuff -- there are two options, the one that calls out the 621 specifically for $49, and the one that is less expensive Honda type. I am confident you don't get a carburetor .. by why more with the 621 called out, versus cheaper Honda type? Thanks!
@mrknklhead - all Honda snowblowers and all 4 stroke Toro snowblowers use the same PurgeValve part of the most popular GumBuster kit SKU 200110. There are carburetor kits as well but there are different types carburetors for different snowblowers. For any details, enter your snowblower make, model and serial number on the website:
www.cleancarburetor.com
Its out if stock in the website any idea when it will come back in stock ? Or is there other places that sell this product
Rick - the GumBuster will be back in stock February 15.
Where can I find this product I can't find it anywhere .
Thank you Chuck. Glad to help!
I keep googling it and cant find it... is there a link or how do i get it?
@@joshfreeman3264 🤔 Its in the description cleancarburetor.com
If theres no link people arent going to readily see it. As other people have commented.
I did get it though and it got my blower going. However it only runs with the choke on... im gonna take it apart and clean the carb anyway. However the product did work.
Thank you!
Do you leave that piece on the carb then? and if so, can hyou buy just the bottle later?
Where did you get this, can't find it on-line ???
Tom - you can buy it at cleancarburetor.com or eBay. Search for GumBuster (one word)
Will any type of carbartor cleaner work? Our snow blower isn't starting. But they don't sell that anywhere around only items like it.
We have a snow storm coming in tonight so hoping so
GumBuster is available only online. Here's the link:
www.cleancarburetor.com
@@cleancarburetor I have a Honda HS520 that I'd like to try your product on. Which SKU number/product number on the website should I use?
@@hoosierLowe Don - use SKU 200110 for Honda HS520. This is the most popular fitting, all Honda snowblowers and all Toro 4 stroke snowblowers use this fitting. It's the same fitting for all Ariens and Husqvarna snowblowers.
I' m looking for your video to replace carburetor on Toro 621. Do you have a link
here's the video on how to replace the carburetor:
th-cam.com/video/bL8Fx7xFcYA/w-d-xo.html
you can purchase a genuine 621 carb on our website. It comes with the PurgeValve already installed and a can of PurgeGas for preventive maintenance so you'll never have problems with the carb again:
cleancarburetor.com/index.php/shop/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower
Looks like a great solution and product, thanks for sharing,
I've looked all around but can't seem to find the product in stock. Any leads?
Gino - please visit us at www.cleancarburetor.com
Does it smoke up the whole block when you start it?
Will this fix work on a Toro Power Clear 518 ZE?
Yes, get SKU200110 at www.cleancarburetor.com
would you recommend doing this even if one isn't having any problems? As a preventative measure?
On a properly operating Snowblower or any other power equipment use PurgeGas before the storage period. PurgeGas uses a pressurized gas that effectively removes all the remaining gasoline inside the carburetor. This is the only one proven method of preserving the carburetor in like a new condition over the storage period. If not treated with PurgeGas, the carburetor will gum up sooner or later.
@@cleancarburetor ok ty!
The link does not work anymore. How hard is it to find this product? Also, on your video where you used this product on a Honda mower it came with a L shape purge which to me makes it a lot easier to connect the hose to since the deck is so close to the bottom of the carb. Thanks for sharing this video, just need to find this product now
EDIT: Found a working website
Where did you get gum buster? I couldn’t find anywhere
When will you have this back in stock? I tried to order from your website today, but the snowblower CC product is marked as OUT OF STOCK.
Scot - the GumBuster will be back in stock Febr 19.
@@cleancarburetor Can I preorder the product?
Almost 40 dollars on Amazon, any other place where I can get it cheaper? I'm near Chicago btw.
We only sale online, Amazon. eBay or www.cleancarburetor.com. No retail.
I need this kit for this exact model snowblower. How can I purchase?
Anthony - check www.cleancarburetor.com after February 15
Where can I purchase the Gum Buster Kit?
check www.cleancarburetor.com after February 15
What size ratchet did you use to take the screw off?
10mm to take the screw off. 11mm or 7/16" to install the PurgeValve
Anyone know where I can buy this GumBuster? I looked on Amazon and didn’t see it. Does Walmart or Autozone carry it?
cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart
Where do I buy buy the gum buster
Al - you can buy GumBuster at www.cleancarburetor.com but it's out of stock till Febr 15
Use recreational fuel for snowblowers,and 2 and 4 cycle engines. With a stabalizer and no problems like this.
Bought a new carburetor delivered for $20
All of your products appear to be out of stock.... will GumBuster be available again anytime soon?
The products will be back in stock at the end of February
Terrific, and thanks for the quick reply.
Where to buy the Gum Buster? My snowblower wont start :-(
The GumBuster is temporarily out of stock till end of January 2021. It can be purchased at cleancarburetor.com or eBay.
@@cleancarburetor thank you!!
@@cleancarburetor it worked thanks . I used an extension tube and sprayed into carburetor.
your website is broken when attempting to create a new user account, it clears the screen to start over and the username and password just created doesn't work with it after the fact
Scot - thanks for letting us know, we'll investigate the issue
Place orders at:
cleancarburetor.com/
If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines
The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid will dissolve the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again.
If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower
At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period.
Out of stock until the end of January
anyone have a link for the product?
cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart
Gum Buster is about $45 !! My 25 year old MTD is not worth the investment.
Think this way, the shops would charge you $120-$160 for the carburetor cleaning. Newer snowblowers carburetors require carburetor cleaning every couple of years. The GumBuster can be used 5 times before you run out the cleaner. That means you can clean the carb 5 years in a row for a price of $9 per year. It's definitly worth the investment.
Don't leave gas in it, drain the gas and then run true fuel for storage, gasoline with ethanol will gum up your carb and create water in your fuel, no start
Question ... Do you need to remove the gasoline in the snowblower first in order to use the GumBuster?
William - You don't have to remove the fuel if the snowblower is equipped with a fuel shut off. Empty just the carburetor. If the snowblower doesn't have a fuel shut off valve (all Toro single stage snowblowers don't have the valve), drain all the fuel from the tank through the bottom of the carburetor
Bought this for my small back deck in the Eastern Sierra. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN We get A LOT of HEAVY snow so I was a bit skeptical but it was worth it! After the first storm of the year this has exceeded expectations! It throws snow very well, even 10-12” + that said the more it piles up the harder it is to maneuver the machine. It is exceptionally light weight and overall exactly what I was looking for. If you have a large amount of snow and a lot of area to clear, you may consider something with a drive engine to help maneuverability, but for decks, second stories, roofs etc, you can’t beat the light weight to great snow throwing ratio. Side note, the chute rotator is a bit flimsy and it initially didn’t seem to work, after a few uses it seems to have loosened up.
Many people call us with the question why their carburetors gumup even with the non-ethanol fuel. The answer is simple, the capillary effect keeps the droplets of fuel inside very small holes of the jets, primarily the emulsion tube. The fuel dries out inside the holes obstructing the fuel flow next time the engine is attempted to start. Pressurizing the inside of the carburetor with a PurgeGas is the only known method to remove all the droplets of the fuel leaving the carburetor in a like new condition and sure start next time. To see how it works watch this CleanCarburetor movie:
th-cam.com/video/g_kgwcAJDmc/w-d-xo.html
If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines
The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid dissolves the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again.
If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower
At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period.
For any questions call Frank 847-274-9862
Christine, please call 847-274-9862 or visit www.cleancarburetor.com
Man, $50 off Amazon. I sure hope this works. A new carb was $80.
Well, I tried it. This is junk. It doesn't even smell like any kind of carb cleaner. The part for the bowl, it's just a tire valve. Save your $50.00 and put it towards a new carburator. Disappointed
Why does this cost so much. It’s $45
The $45 kit comes with GumBuster + PurgeValve + Genuine Spark Plug.
This website does not exist...Hmmmm......I used google and found the website.....sarfi does not bring the site up....ordered the product
hi
hi
Too expensive
Hey Mikey, I followed this video, but instead of using Gumbuster, which like you said is about $40 on Amazon, I used Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner, which is about $4 w/tax, and the only difference is, when I removed that screw, and instead of attaching the purge valve attachment, I just stuck the plastic tube that comes with the Gumout can inside the opening, and then I sprayed it up inside the area where you would have attached the purge valve, and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you drain/siphon the gas out of your snowblower before you start. And I'd imagine any spray can of carburetor cleaner w/the plastic tube would work. Also, you can buy Gumout Carb/Choke & Parts Cleaner at Home Depot, and I'm sure most automotive stores would sell it and other carburetor cleaner brands.
This snowblower is a piece shit of the highest order. I have had mine for 6 years and maybe use it twice a year. It always has a hard time starting and this year it won't start at all and I need it tomorrow for the big storm coming. It also doesn't blow snow all that well. Anything over 8 inches and you are fucked. I will NEVER buy a Toro product ever again.
I agree
Go with a Honda
I've had mine since 2016 and it's been great. These compact blowers are only rated to just under a foot of snow. You might need a bigger machine.
If you would like to order the purge valve and GumBuster please place the order here (part number SKU 200110):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/gumbuster-kit-for-all-pressure-washers-with-honda-and-honda-clone-engines
The purge valve gets installed on the bottom of the carburetor. The GumBuster fluid will dissolve the gum inside the carburetor allowing the fuel to flow through the jets again. With this, you'll be able to start your snowblower engine again.
If you would like to order a new genuine carburetor with the purge valve already installed and Purge Gas (part number SKU 200070):
www.cleancarburetor.com/index.php/cart/carburetor-with-purge-valve-pressurized-gas-can-for-snowblower-power-clear-621-721-snowblower
At the end of the season, drain fuel out of the carburetor, connect the purge gas to the purge valve and with a few blasts remove all the fuel from inside of the carb. The carb will be left like in a brand new condition over the storage period.